However before they could kick things off properly, they were met with a technical hitch, which saw them play their opening song twice.

Opening with ‘Us V Them’, no keyboards could be heard the first time they played the song.

“We’re all friends here,” James Murphy told the crowd as he explained they were going to do the song again, before launching into a second superior version of the ‘Sound Of Silver’ track.

“This is what you get when you have old shit onstage,” he later joked of the technical problems before adding, “and I’m not talking about the band.”

Though previewing a few tracks from their forthcoming third album ‘This Is Happening’, Murphy later revealed why he wasn’t saturating the set with new songs.

“We’re not playing an enormous amount of new songs because theoretically our record isn’t out and I hate it when bands play only their new record,” he declared, limiting the previews to ‘Pow Pow’, ‘Drunk Girls’ and ‘I Can Change’.

Instead the group stuck to a series of crowd favourites, ending with an encore that included ‘Someone Great’, ‘Daft Punk Is Playing At My House’ and closer ‘New York, I Love You But You’re Bringing Me Down’, which saw them drop white balloons onto the crowd.